Magnetron Fuelless Generator by PowerStream

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Magnetron

by Sterling D. Allan
Pure Energy Systems News

A Nevada/Toronto? company, PowerStream, claims to have a self-generating (fuelless) power system called the Magnetron, which on April 13 they said was "first of its kind to market", advertising output capabilities between 5KW and 2 MW. The load-following device is designed to be the primary and sole source of energy for the myriad of applications, from home to business to transportation power.

They are not yet delivering product but say they are close, being "about to go into testing," having been delayed. A press release is expected any day. They said they would consider doing an interview with us at that time.

The Magnetron allegedly uses a series of batteries to kick start the generation system. Once the system is started, the batteries are automatically toggled off and trickle charged. The online system uses the magnetic fields of the armature to drive the DC motor which has been altered with a patented process to enable the motor to draw between 1-2 amps, while delivering the torque necessary to drive the attached generator. At the same time, the system typically draws less than 2% of the energy required to keep the generator spinning.

One of their promotional videos says the steady state generator is load sensitive. Without a load, it idles. When a load is applied, the generator senses it and delivers the energy needed.
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PowerStream claims to have a self-generating power system called the Magnetron, which they say is "first of its kind to market", advertising output capabilities between 5KW and 2 MW. They say the load-following device could be the primary and sole source of energy for a myriad of applications, from home to business to transportation power. (PESWiki; June 8, 2010)